You can use the XPath expressions here in the Web Path attribute for the modeler of Browser Mode type. The following-sibling expression will help you to get what you want.
You can see below how I have used it:
I have used the expression: //th[text()='Full name']/following-sibling::td
If I break the query one by one, //th[text()='Full name'] will only return me the label full name. More precisely it says return me the TD tag where the textual information is equal to 'Full name' as you can see below:
When I use the query : //th[text()='Full name']/following-sibling::td, it means that go to the nearest or next td element that is present after the th tag whose text was 'Full name' and that is what is the full name I want as shown below:
Something similar you can use, it will also depend on what tags are there in you web page and how is the structure but you can experiment and proceed now I hope. Let us know if it helps!
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Wonderbotz India Pvt. Ltd.